The Dry Lands: TikTok Made Me Buy It! The epic slow-burn enemies to lovers fantasy adventure (Book 1 of The Sector Series)
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‘Lord of the Rings’ meets ‘The Golden Compass’ in this brand new Fantasy Adventure. For fans of ‘The Shannara Chronicles,’ ‘Eragon’ and ‘Shadow and Bone’, The Dry Lands is a must-read.
In the world of Sorn, regions are partitioned into ‘Sectors’.
From the Great Divide that separates the dark forces of the Shadows, to the reigning gods above in the Sky Lanes.
Each sector has but one rule: to never cross into another.
Keylin is a young elf trying to get by in life. Looked down upon because of his looks, he is known as ‘snake’ for his striking green eyes in a land sheltered by a society known as the High Peaks.
Everything is perfect, with Keylin being their flaw.
When Keylin is suddenly kidnapped in the middle of the night against his will by a Dry Lander named Raen, He is brought to the Dry Lands, a sector known for their brutality.
Keylin discovers himself in more ways than one. Everything that he has been told and knows all of his life will come crashing down as he discovers the truth.
The truth of who he is and what he stands for…
‘The Dry Lands’ is a gripping high-stakes adventure fantasy with popular tropes like ‘enemies to lovers’, ‘found family’, and a slow-burn ‘love triangle’ that will have readers jumping between love interests.
ASIN : B0D9HTLBRX
Publisher : Emma Howl
Accessibility : Learn more
Publication date : September 1, 2024
Language : English
File size : 1.2 MB
Screen Reader : Supported
Enhanced typesetting : Enabled
X-Ray : Not Enabled
Word Wise : Enabled
Print length : 430 pages
ISBN-13 : 978-1068721052
Page Flip : Enabled
Book 1 of 2 : The Sector Series
Reading age : 15 – 18 years
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3 reviews for The Dry Lands: TikTok Made Me Buy It! The epic slow-burn enemies to lovers fantasy adventure (Book 1 of The Sector Series)
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Rebecca Odom –
Early Fan 😁
I read this on Wattpad a year or 2 ago and I was OBSSESSED! I actually wrote a comment and said they should start selling this because I loved it so much. So happy to see it on here 🙌
PiNi –
I really loved reading this book. It’s chill but also got the right amount of action. I also loved how intimacy was explored in the book. Influenced to read it through TikTok I can only say it was a fun time. The author is also very lovely.
Amazon Customer –
I bought the book after seeing some tiktoks promoting it, so I bought it, with the best of intentions of getting into a bath and having a good read and just chilling.This book stressed me out so much that I got out of the bath and grabbed a much better book for comfort, and that is not a compliment of the pacing, but the appalling writing that made me want to reach for the nearest furnace to throw the book into. The joke of “I threw the book into the bin, but the bin threw it back”? Very valid.While I admit I did not make it more than about…. I think the prologue, based on the sudden shift fromRegal Dad (maybe Grandfather? It’s unclear) completely 180ing on his (grand?)Daughter giving birth to a mix-race child which, controversial but I’ll allow it in the context of a fictional universe, the 180 happens within a few pages of the prologue. Context is nice, but better when fleshed out.That said, the writing. The writing is the absolute worst thing I’ve ever read, and I’m including My Immortal in this. Ignoring the typos I noticed within the first few pages, the actual writing switches perspectives every paragraph or so, making it confusing to work out who’s perspective we’re supposed to be viewing things from.I regret spending money on this and will be donating this to a charity shop so someone can experience it for a severely discounted cost